NOTABLE ASSEMBLAGE.

Meeting of the Cathollo Archbishops Hew in
Washington.

Washington, Oct. 19.—The meeting of
Catholic archbishops to consider ques-
tions of policy and administration of the
church of America and directors of the
Catholic university to pass oh the af-
fairs of that institution has brought to-
gether a notable assemblage of Catholic
dignitaries. Allof the prominent fig-
ures of the church are represented, in-
cluding Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop
Martinelli, the papal delegate, Arch-
bishop Corrigan of New York, Arch-
bishop Ryan of Philadelphia, Archbishop
Treland of St. Paul, Archbishop Wil-
liams of Boston, Archbishop Chappelle
of Santa Fe, Archbishop Keane, the
American representative at Rome,
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco,
Bishop Farley: of New York, Bishop
Foley of Detroit, Bishop Horstman of
Cleveland, Bishop Maes of Covington,
Bishop Hogan of Erie, Bishop Revan,
Bishop Prend Griffin,
McMahon and Sberatti.

The meeting of the directors of the
university begins at 10 = o’cjock
ry m. tomorrow. Unusual | in-
teret attaches to the meeting,
owing to reports that charges would be

referred inst Mgr. Schroeder, who
olds the chair of fe theology in
the Pag tine

ous Sember of om ‘aclty” owin;
part to his iden cation with the Ger-
man mem ip of the shareh and his
efforts to establish a chair

9)
eeeaabjene ae that Mgr. Schroeder had re-
ceived asgurances rom Rome which in
the opinion of his friends will be decia-
ive in putting an end to any movement
tow: his removal,

, fhevinitial feature at the © gathering | at

this afternoon. Dr. Sinaty rector, of
the uniyersity, was invest the

title of‘monsignor. The sewed re
lasea wore their. robes. of— office. ice

Oo pay a

‘im

tiation making Hi an pre-
late of the. pontifical houeobolae vith
the title of monsignor.

Cardinal Gibbons performed the ser-
vice of investure, and Archbishop Keane

le the address.

Monsignor Conaty delivered in ad-
dress acknowledging the honor confer-
red upon him and outlining the aspir-
tone of the balversi tv.

ter Archbishop Keane, addressed
the students, placing before them a high
ideal of citizenship and manhood.

—~——_
For the Poor.

A charity ball is being arranged for
the evening of November 8, the proceeds
of which will go to the relief of the
needy poor of this city. The cause is
one which deserves aid and those who
have the affair in charge snould be co-
operated with liberally by the citizens:

K THE CRESCENT

Monster Closing OutSale

$10,000 New Fall Goods Just Received.

These Goods were ordered and rhipped before we bad concluded to close out of
“business here. We now offer them at the Montreal Wholesa'e Price.

Domestics

Silks; Velvets, and Velveteens
Dress Goosd
Dress Trimmings and Ornaments

and Linens

Ladies’ and Misses’ Garments

at Cost

Carpets and Linoleums
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Gents’ Clothing

Boots and Shoes

At Cost

66

66

*« THE CRESCENT

Every Article in Our Store is a Bargain.

We are determined to close out our stock as speedily as possible

STUSSI BLOCK

Rossland Grocery Store.

The Romiand Cus Grocery comoaoy | BANK OF MONTREAL.

Capital, All Paidup, - $12,000,000

have secured much better quarters by

moving into the stare vacated. by Mc-

Kane, next to the old city offices. The

Proprietors, Ward & y, are very
ich pleased with the new location.

SIR DONALD A. SMITH.

6,000,000

TE MRM Ba ===

of Halifax.
INCORPORATED 1e69.
Aura, PAID-UP - 1,500,
17078 000.9)

Rossland Branch.

‘Branches in

..-President.

| For Satz on Lease—Two story frame building

Wants, For Sale. Rent, Lost Etc

Tencents aline for the first Insertion: and foe

JOHN M. Burke, Mining Broker, Columbia

GREGOR, Atkinson & Co. brok:
“MoTarverors, ‘Room i Ocsideceay wan

FOR RENT.
For Rent: A furnished and

CONTEACTORS.
H. HEND!
C Be GTEND ERSON, contractor and builder.

for rent in the Recorp block.

FOR SALE,

pDRUGGIVT
fF BASER's Drug 8t 41 E. Columbia ave.

16580, ont Linov ln Street near Columbia Are

iron Bass sone, horse Power bol Dotter ib
‘good condition » Adarens Box 512, Rossland,

For Satz.—A Bh ree power upright ‘engine
and bollpr, used Ie: tess than one month, 10 un

rox azz: A'comple outft for « count

Paty Br Weahingvon eight column: baud pres press.

GUN AND LOCKSMITH.
M. FRIES, alley, rear Hotel Allan.

Mining Property For
Sale

The Undersigned has several Promising Prospects For Sale
at Reasonable Figures.

Will Give Working Bonds.

Located on the Salmon River, North Fork of the Salmon
and Porcupine Creek.

Also Properties in the vicinity of Rossland.

J. L. WILSON, Grand Union Hotel,

Rooms Suitable for Housekeeping.
Times.

Apply at This Office amma.

TO RENT

Having moved into our Fire Proof Building

The Record Three Storey Building
Is for. rent in whole, or in part.

Two Rooms 14 x 42 on Ground Floor.

Eight Rooms on Second Floor.

Six Rooms on Thira Floor.

Rent to Suit the

Two,

OF GOODS ON TRACK

J|GRANITEW ARE
At Former Prices of “TT N VV ARE

CAR
OADS

Jessup Steel is the only steel
that will stand the hard rock

SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Travers Hardware Co.

Rossland Evening Record.

VOL. II. No. 105.

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1897.

PRICE 5 CENTS.

Decorations.

A New Line of

Wall Papers
from 173¢ cents aroll upwards. Large’
stock to choose from. A bargain
line of REMNANTS from last year’s The Advertisement that
atock in two to eight roll lots.
Will give figures on Contract Work appears in this space each
Special line of Fancy Papers for issue. It belongsto...

Bar Decorations.
FRASER

if §. * Wallace’s The Reliable

Stationery, Wall Paper DRUGGIST

WATCH
READ
MARK

International Music. Hall

One Week Only. Monday Oct. 18.

OMENE

MILLE. TAERESE

Howard and Burdock.
Amission This Week Only 25c.

Le Bon Marche Millinery House,

121 East Columbia Avenue.
Complete Fall Importations of . . .

Millinery Novelties

achoiceat

etrteie,
displwy ever made here. Select Styles of Trimmed Round

Hate, and Toques. .Models from the leading Paris House

Also i feo styles of dress and suit hats from our own work-
room@: Sarge variety of Walking Hats and Sailors from

50c. up. ‘Pattern Hats from $8.00 up. Inspection invited.

IL ¢ HALEY,

[Successors 6] P, BURNS & CO.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Beef,

IN SHROUD OF MYSTERY

Found Dead This
Morning.

Apparently Had Plunged Headlong
Over an Embankment to
His Death.

CORONER'S INQUEST = HELD

Deceased Was a Witness in a Prom-
inent Mining Case at Nel-
son Tomorrow.

di mystery di

thed death of T. J. Labelle, who was

at the foot of Spokane street. Those
who have known him’ intimately for
years know nothing of his 1ife beyond
that he ia highly educated, was unas-
euming and confided in no one, It is
said he had studied to be a priest. Be
that as it may he was a perfect penman,
could quote passages from all the popu-

lar poets, and could keep books and was
otherwise accomplished. He was one of
the principal witnesses _ in the
“Legal Ténder” ‘mine suit ‘that
comes ap at Nelson tomorrow,
and was the locator of the Deer Park,
the Phoderick Dhu, Gilded Age, Coin’s

interested in. He owns 100,000 shares
of stock in the Infanta, and is interedted

‘mahn;tor whom +e ‘prospected the. ‘hills.
His body was found -by Daniel Mc-
Doriald and the fact of his death re-
ported to the police by Mr. Fitzgerald.
Sergeant McGowan responded and had
his body taken to Beatty’s undertaking
parlors.
How He Met His Death.

That is a mystery. His. body was
found doubled up at the end of some
crib work that flanks the left hand side
of lower Snokane street. He batched .n
a cabin within a hundred feet. of where)
he was laying, which naturally evolves
the eupposi jon that he was on his way
home. To reach the place where he was
found he would have to
road quite a distance to the left. Fora
man go well acquainted with the route
as he was, it seems strange that he sould
have wnade' such a fatal mistake.

ly had have Been found to {the outs
sidt of the orb work it would Cae Fo
ment. For

Thomas Labelle, a Pioneer Miner, i

DISCOVERED ON SPOKANE STREET Fi

found dead at 6:30 o’clock this morning +1

Financial School, lnfanta and a number ago
_| of other claims, some of which he is still

in a number of others with Jerry Spell- Uipctors,

out of the} adopt

last seen at about 10 o’clcck last night
by Ed. Haney. He was Mr. Haney’s
principal witness in the Legal Tender
enit against the heirs of the original lo-

cators who are contesting Mr. Huney’s
claim to the mine. Earlier in the even-

in the least bit intoxicated, and Lavelle
wasaman who was never known to
lose control of himeelf.
Mr. Haney told the deceased
be around in ‘the morn-
nin, they would leave
for leon to be there when the case
came up tomorrow. This, Labelle
promi to do, and excused himeelf
saying that be intended to go home
early. Mr... Hainey, who went to the
hotel after some papers connected with
the case left before the other.

Labelle batched alone in the cabin
where. Be dived and unlese there is
papers ¢ his effects disclosing his
entity it ‘will probably remain a
mystery, who. his people sre and where
he was born.

His Strange Characteristics.
Jerry Spellman has known the dead
man 10 years, ant has never known him
to converee about himself.
This tee reticance of bis, together
with his

marked above, fell over the end.
When the jurors returned James Pow-
er, 2 policeman, was first witness called.
an Thomas was next called, ‘I
aw Labell about 1 o’clork this mete
was gawing some wi
said, ‘You saw that wood like a butcher,
Let me saw it,’ he said. He stoppedand
talked with me 15 or 20 minutes. Hesaid
he was going to Nelson today as a wit-
ness. le took one drink in the place
before he went home. It was about
1:45 when he left. He said then he
was going home. In the conversation
with me he said, ‘there are some people
who don’t like me here as I am a wit-
ness in an important case.’ He started
home alone.””

FOR TWO SMELTERS.

HOW ROSSLAND GROWS

Improvement of the City’s Streets
Attractive to the
Visitors.

RESULT OF THE COSTELLO CASE

English Company Said to Be bya
Rossland Man.

A dispatch from Grand Forks, B. C.,
says W.C. McDongall, a well known
mining man, formerly uf Rossland, has
organized an English company, with
headquarters in London, for the pur-
pose:of erecting two smelters and re-
fineries, each to be of 100-ton capacity,
one to be located at Grand Forks and
the other at Midway. Im. connection
with these smelters, there are to be elec-

} a, gentlem: as caused much specula-
ition among eine friends. Having resided
three years in Rostland he is known by
most.everyone here, but not a
among'them can be found who know
an thing otk his is past life.

been his companion

in the it a ‘and has camped with him,
mt never once had he volunteered in-
Sotma*ion about himeelf. When a sub-
Ks weal 1g UPON hie life was broached
would leftly switch the

tric from the ‘ipal camps
to bring the ore to the smelter.

The city council is now arranging for
@ smelter site of about 30 acres and aleo
for water } ower, and as soon as these
two matters are arranged, construction
will begin,

“The company,’’ said Mr. McDougall,
“will , be a development as well asa
and will be

Life a Closed Book.
In fact his past life isa closed book.
He was affable, quiet and courteour,

people, take up a newspaper and read

agked for it,
Whatever the sorrow or romance of

tha

contracting firm that wis constructing a
ferry across the Columbia river for
Horthe ern Pacific. Later, the dead man

1s we were helping to, construct
the Remains:

Pwere crowded by. -people who
had known the dead man, viewing
the, remains. Although his name is
an

More

The thread of Labelle's past life be-
comes atill mors tangled as inyestiga-
tion proceeds.: What makes it more
complex stillis the fect-that he is un-
mirtakeable of Irish decent. D. Ma-
loncy, who has known him the last 10
ears, says 20, and Mr. Maloney further
thinks that the name he went by was an
ted name. Mr, Maloney cannot re-
call of ever having h him mention
his relatives. He says, being a friend
Gnd out hie people by writing McKenzie

ind out his le in; icKenzie
Glen Hie, 1B ronal ef-

liquor. He would enter a room full 4 building the plants and

and never advance an opinion unless would have gone away
have the electric tramways éftend from: dirguated with the city an a 7 united am

his. life-was, ‘he ° guarded it with
eal » Itwas a sealed yolume| in afew months.

©} run high
kept books for McKenzie & Glenn, con- | at

Saeed

‘All day long the undertaking parlors =

to furnieh funds for op%ming up proper-
ties that make a good showing, the ob-
ject being to create more business -for
the smelters. Thecompany has a capi-

but never boisterous or the worse for | ¢al of $2,000,000, which will be spent in

The rector Was Fined $100 and
Allowedeto Go a Free
Man. .

Great things evolve out of small be-
ginings. If the average person was told
that the bright prospects of this city
wasdueto the fect of the atreet im-
he would express

surprise.
Yet itis so. The improvements of
the city, its business-like aspect and
cosmopolitan appearance, has excited
the admiration. of visitors and public
men alike, and thus the city’s praises
have Sbeen rung throughout the land,
thereby causing others to follow in the
tracks of those gone before. This has °
been the cause of restoring confidcrce,
bringing in capital and influencing the
leading men of the Dominion to visit
here which resulted in them investing
in Rossland mines. It was these good
reports about the city and the mines
surrounding, that induced the C. P. B.,

to commence hasty a to ‘connect
with p Rossing ad

in
the business. It is the intention to
a ristina lake to Rock creek, and
ope to have the work well under Mi ny
within a few weeks and ith-

and the” bree

ports kept others from coming.
ery one wealthy man said it‘ is trifles

“We estimate,” continued Mr. Mc-

Dougall, ‘‘that the cost of treating ore at

the smelter will not over $10

r ton, so that i

as $15 to

will be. profitable to smelt.

30 properties within »
Forks that

it starts.
Li Hung Chang Retires.
According to Chinese advices, Earl Li

be atent [Hong Chang will no longer take an ac-

part in government.

A native currespondent writing from
Pekin eays that Earl Li hasbeen in ill-
health for two or three montbs past,
though it is not generally known in
China. He has just obtained jeave for
an indefinite length of time. This will
nd hie daty ss
ral minister of the
reun Hung 2!
peheee which
Gane must soon undcrtake if she is to
reserve her unity and he would like 4
fave a@ part in carrying them ont.
Knowing, however, that only a

weal! can be made white he lives, and that

ufter the nickles and
the ‘dollars will take care of themselves.

PETER COSTELLO FREE.

He Was Fined $100 Instead of Being Impris-

oned for Assault. '
’

~ Nelson; B: O:, Oct. 21.—Peter Costello
‘the'contractor. who was charged with

common assault upon Lawyer Cronyn of
Rossland and sen‘ to six months
= che} sumnouriced, has been released.

a ong which the the Mfofondant treed”
ately paid and departeu for Rossland.

Sir Chas. Ross.
Sir Charles Roes, Bart., of Rosshire,
Scotland, arrived in Spokane Wednes-
day evening on the Great Northern
east-bound train, says the Spokesman-
Ro view. He has been spending some
time inspecti: the ining propertic
and sttending to his business interests
at Rossland doy afterward goin;
the syast- He will spend a day gfe

He travelec artis castom, entirely un-
attended, and in azces & a Shei ap-

joneer
Father th Fee ish hobleman:

Work on Deer Park.

fects even
his identity. Among them were lothere care and work will shorten bis days, he

. pment. aCe of the crib work ana | from a taining papers. but d of the
RED STAR - Pork, Mutton, Fish, Game, “eS ater, ee 4 ei wee on ca no ww whois pe has decided 02 Tis own estate in ’anhia Deke Pak Mining company is in 3po-
SPOKANE 8T., ROBSLAND.

sort of corral, His head was, doubled John Clark’s Funeral. kane and will remain fer sereral di

re.
: Py eae : but Maloney id bh at
V nee de Hla ree pe All that was mortal of John Clark for
id drink a years a sufferer from rheumatism, was | SUPe
ry all rans Of e y nea bor i showing it, and * ee when | laid to rest in Fairmount cemetery Deer Park
: J OHN R.. COOK, deere pointing he muat have fallen : he most, never indulged in| Monday morning, says the Spokesman-

Review. A large number of friends fol-
Teter itawas learned at 10 -dncover ihe lowed the remains to the grave, the car- } "#2

Office ° and Business Rooms si by talllog a re Tt also. learned | tege having in line scores of carriages. Serres’ THAN THE KIONDIEE.

The caeket was first borne to the Catho- sacnes
= other theory is that the " anforta- ter parting with Mr. Haney and was lie church on Main street, where Father Assistant et ial Heir

nate man went too far to the left and | seen at the inetropoli tan. 4
found himeelf on top of the cribbing; His Personal Effects. Emil Kauten, assisted by Father De

Huan Orrce, HALIFAX, N.8.
Drestars:

EONDON (England) NEW YORK
CHICAGO.
And in the Princtpa} Cities in Canada.

HARDWARE,
J? TRAVERS, hardware, Columbia ave. W.

DRAYAGE.
Movine: It PRA Ae nave. Bousenotd | goods to move HOTELS.

| é ‘a.
ans ig GiOB- David’ Maskeen: D. it.
dontreat ‘Brauch, Edson L. Pease, §
merges eeten coer nace bens
corner Greene Ave, and St. Catherine. ‘Streets,
AGENCIES IN NOVA SCOTIA,

ewater, Guysboro, =

eae C6.) Pie Figtou ——

Wee pee yaney,

: 4. S. G. FRASER, Manager.

AGENCIES IN KEW
rat, Dorchester, Fredericton, Kingston

Ber ree

Delta: the bed. era TranaterC Tan Leland: Col :

er an: The Red Star 7 nsfer_ Company olumbia avenue,

Buy and Cell Sterling Exehange and Cable : If you want delivering or teamin

‘Transers, Grant Commercial and Travellers "re et Gane cell ap: she Red Ber Sables
Credita available in any part of the world.

QRADIB ISSUED, COLLECTIONS MADE, ETC.

_mAtmEres,
indry, office in basement near
ro-

: you have a trunk gr >ageees , | RosEA ‘crand Daten Hotel. Graham & Son,
y kind you want

moved, Star | Prieto
rane Company will doit promptly.
mamos: It you want seats cr viano moved LUMBER DEALERS.
tar Transfer Compan: 88,

iy are responsible for rail datbagee. oT 8, KERRY & Co. lumber, etc., everything | PUsi We have the
r Transfer Company meets all out- in the building line.

"yong ng and in-coming trains ys will call at

any part of ahe F baggage or passengers.
Wo dover miss the train. oie

Saddle and pack horses, light and heavy rigs, a general express, truck and
we for the Ci bia & Western
railway; are prepared to unload and detaver all kinds of freight from cars; any

PHYSICIANS.

et Jennie L. Stone, stock broker tf | [pB- Edward Bowes, office over Post Omce.

gene ce Co.) Moncton, ' Newcastle, "sackville,

oaxeies IN PRINCE RDWARD ISLAND.
Charlottetown, Summerside.
AGENCY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
Bt. John’s.
AGENCIES IN BRITIBH COLUMBIA.
Rossland, Vancouver.
BANKRSS AND CORRESPONDENCE.
Dominion of Canada, Meee Bank of

its 5,000 shares of Iron Mask stock
T-2A-b

The Rossland Laundry will call for
your clothes and return th

nicely done up. Office,’ Hi: 4
shop, basement next Grand Baten fo att

as oni Chase Nafonal Baok,
n,, National. Hide ana

Chicago,
Paris, France

c nD
Pondén, 1 vglend; The Bank of of Beotiand,

Jchn M. Smith Mi

Furniture Wanted.

Wanted Second Hand Furniture of all kinds

bought and sold.

Rossland Furniture Company,

32 Avenue East.

LIVERY STABLES.
Homsgs:Get your saddle and pack horses at
the Red Btar stables.

PLUMBERS.

thing moved—from a trunk tos boiler, Quick work. Telephone No. 8. *

J. W. AARTLINE. PF:OP.

IBSON & W! .
GIBSON & Wileor. No 18 E

BUSINESS PERSONALS.

Just stop and look in Frasers window and see
fhe beaatifal partame stomisem. Sint
Gur the Raconp every night by carrier for 25

Soule por weak. "Leave orders at the 6!

BATHS.

RB, Helen L. Keyes, Ste
M*\yrtter, Commonetel inographer and Type

WATCHMAKER,

URBANK, 01
BURBANK, one door west of Allan Honse,
—

BatmRooms fitted up with tubs and
basing, all kinds sad ayles wall we 7 poe
spnally, attended to. C.M. Weller, w eanidary

PERSONAL.

PALACE &

DELIVERY AND TRANSFERING.
WASY.NGTON AND RESERVE S$"

Jd.W.LANE PROP.

TABLES ™”

~ *** Rossland, B. O.

SECRET | SOCIETIES
Lodge, No. #6, I. 2 O.F

D .
Mon
ren cordially i wits
rkup, N. G. John Jackson, Jr Se

The Merchants’ Bank of Halifax.

Statement at Close of Business, 3lst December, 1896.
(CONDENSED)

assets. ty
Bbrlnion Notes 3,

LiaABILiTissS

Gapitel Stock Paid-up

nelaimed

Dancing: Professor Dreyfous gives Private lee-
sons eve.y day.
Inyou want the Rossland
Spokane go to E. M. Shaw or J. W. Grahrm.

RESTAURANTS.

ANOTHER valuable discove:
Testaurant is the best place in town to dine.
THE Vendome restaurant leads, serving fine
eals and prices reasonable.
nUsINEas luueh 2 cents at the Vendome.
‘Tux Vendome gives quick serviceon stor ne-
wice and everything ‘ret class.

PLUMBING,

eemntas misoean | in
tel

8:
ue Vendome of

TG. A. Clarke,
OBSLAND Miners’ Uni .
ects in Maso: ogo em oa, aes
Ht m m bers are corfinity im
president,

Mo |i

Yat
Visiting wit fa Bose

Mortgage Sale ast xeriable City Pro-

Whine the
at time of; af sate det ‘aefanit ps

ghton & Baanett = Peaks auction

iad
m Mon

jest, the following

that certain mar

Chattel Mortgage Sale.

verw
Ware, wines, lig

id
soe | tho Grand Unto ‘Gnfon Sia
- | in the City of gn

Dated 18th Lara
eiron ‘McPHERSON,

TO RENT

Corner of Columbia Avenue and Washington Street. Best location

in the city.

Good Mining Property.

-Shares of Stock in

Good Substantial Companies.

Town Lots.

OFFICE WITH ——=.

Rossland Mining Abstract Co.,

Over Post Office.

GRAND UNION AOTEL —_£
ED. KANE, Assignee. GEORGE BUSHNELL, Manager.
Columbia Avenue as
Largest and best dinning room in the city. Fifty finely
d rooms, first Rates

JOHN JACKSON, Jr., Agent.

Rossland, B. C.

that he started to retrace his steps, mis-
judged the distance and fell over the
‘west end of the cribbing. In that case
he would have fallen about 10 feet, and
e position of his body must have
forme a complete somersault.
When Last Seen.
“as far asknown the dead man was

Among the letters was one from C.

which the wri!

Kanter and father D’Aste celebrated
lemn requiom mass for repose . of:

Slader of Spokane, enquiring about} the goul uf the silent one belore them,
100,000 shares of stock in the Ester&|The church was filled with pereon:
Queen Anne Consolidated companys friends of John Clark. The immediate

Patsy Clark and family, Mrs.

a business nature deal
ing inafters, which showed that he had

Several hundred pounds of

Fresh Roasted Coffees

Arriving weekly atourstore °
for the Rossland Trade.

Our Blend

prices.

Java Mocha re
Costa Rico and Guatemala Blend
at 40c. per pound. This is very

fine. .

sold for Mocha and Java at higher | (,

extensive interests.
There were aleo several

Butte; Mont. There was one
‘cnachee, W:

Wash.
The Coroner's Inquest.

death.

Guatemala Costo Rico and Salva-| The j jnrora were John Donald, J. A.

McCrea, D. J. Martin, James} coantry.
dor at 38c. per pound. Usually Carlyle, David MeKenzi. The*tatter| Mr. Lever hes a monster $10,000,000

chief havin,
Mc!

More * del

man and another of a little ay from
., and another of two
other people and himself from Tacoma,

Dr. Bowes convened s coroner’s jury
at 2 o'clock to inquire into the cause of

iter
All the letters found were| Harvey and family, James Clark and
ling with min-| others were in

1e front pews. The
casket was buried benesth floral trib-
utes. A male quartet, together wii

Mrs. Lockhart, sang ie. ‘eautiful Gre-

phot
Most of them were from Abaconfa, an and gorian chant. Servins at the grave

were brief.
Soap Factory for Canada.

New York, Oct. 20.—Becauze of the
tariff of the United States and Canada,
U.H. Lever, the big English manu-
facturer, hascome tu this country to
establish a factory and he will go to
Canada with the same Project for that

soap factory at Lak peas aEnels ends

the | where he employs 3,

this place he has heretotre supplied i rahe

trade of foreign countries.

pitive tariff forces him to erect fattories
in these countries.

For a City Jail.

Assistant Chief Winsor of the fire de-
partment is in receipt of « letter from
his uncle Ford Winsor accompanied
with proper documents requesting h m
to furnish his ee of attorney to act
A his share io the estate of James J.
on

Mr. Winsor deserves.

Mayor Scott affixed the municipal
cal fo the papers in which Pe Winsor
gave the n power of attorney
this afternoon and forwarded them to -
the proper person.

“Booth Oyster” in balk-or tins. E. J.
Carseaw, ‘ashington St. 9-30-1f

NEWS ABOUT 7 — CITY.

Children’s kid gtoves and ladies’ kid
loves at eel Pee ir. | Kid pores in
fancy ati back at Hunter
Splendid line of flannelettes at 10
cents per yard at Hunter Bros.
A $2.50 shoe at $1.50 at Houghton «&
Bannett’s. (0-14 t
wait tight heaters, steel lined on Flan

: gh? era? and dressing shoes at one-
ibird Jou pay cleewhere at Houghton &

i
vide lore!
Baran oe “Great of :
Borntaign Provt cial id Pi
ncial an rofit Agent for Mortgegee. ° in°tho char a ier van, |. The p jail, where the city’s] OTMiiee" kid glo elbow length opera
Bros.

Hotel Allan For Sale Aden Mocha to take the jerore and the witnenscs tu prisoners are kept, veil soon be deserted shade, at Hunter

Old Government Java, the finest | View the remains and the place where} by the g from i novelty. dress paterns for
For Personal Only. in the market at 50c. per pound. | “pelle met bis @ the city council will treat with the ov-| $60 Soult at Hunter Bros
LEADING HOTEL OF ROSSLAND, B. C.

The coroner, telleved that the un-
tight heaters, steel linea at Hun-
‘Yon will use our Coffees regalarly if you fortanate man’s death was cau: yy | ernment for the purpose of renting the At ig eaters,
¢ hundred tly furnished, light and airy bedroo! Parlors, baths,
willard yaad aad a club roo! -- ret ing room Zuoncolled. Electric lights,

irty-flve (535) g a
which Plan J iss been es 10-18-6t

cordially invited. J.L. Parker, Master Work,
ntures, and '' | CLM. Waitee, practical sanitary plumber, cor man, —
4 —

o ther Securities” | 2,818,196.10 Spokane street and Columbia svenus. “Phooe | X O.T-M—Red Mountain Tout No,

t
ist, Std end Sth Wedneada; ‘of cach eee

nion Notes in Circulation nf i
ity Note Circulation 5,100.00 pepoets “Subject "t 4g Bhs 608,267.20 :
Loans to Provineial Gov- Due to Other meine Salts
Loans Bille Discounted 6,967,723.90 wy PPatetween Heat ay -_
Cverdue Bills, Ket. Loss flee and Ageactes,
verdue Bills ames sole jceand Agencies, 64,494.68

—$ 6,822,319.16
Bank Eremices at ‘Halifax ose

CITY OF ROBSLAND

DENTISTA.
Dr. FINLey, dentist, Stuasi vloek.

for Liquor License. grou
Notice is hereby sen. yinet we rm appl; t 7 in ea i
omy . . the next sitting of Of License’ Com: | the bai os
Classified Business Dire. lesignere ot tuo andy for ei | bemade known Sales aes er P
ko situated oes spely TH CURTIS
BI
Vendor's eolteltor Po Columbia Ave. jpn w. pei gun
RANK +, Baird, mining broker, P.O, box 285 Rossla: Rossiand,
| F ! =m buted ete bor corn, amsex. & MacDONALD. ors Dated ag she Cisy of Homland, tis ith day ot a Clerk's Umice, stage

tain that he fell over the west-end of “it ‘this is done the city will board its} a) Hunter Bros.
the cribbing. When he found himeelf|own prisoners waich be much ‘Umbrella in fancy handle at Hanter

|HUNTER BROS|3).isay Crane ete Siar anaes Pe

once try them. Hie iin treet io his neck. By foot-tiacks jail until the city can build one of jts ter Bros.
and Agencies Interest Reserved
Other Ametts. -  - 62a aan he ‘conventences.

early this morning it is cer- A splendid line of ladies’ macintoshes